This is the adorable Vardo-Style 26′ Pioneer Tiny House built by Tiny Idahomes for their customer Ella. It was designed to her tastes, complete with a loft bedroom and Jacuzzi tub!
It has a large living room area with robin’s egg blue wainscoting, and a spacious kitchen with tons of under-the-stairs storage. Ella’s build is based on the Pioneer model from Tiny Idahomes. This upgraded version cost $55k.
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Her Tiny Idahome Looks Like A Vardo Wagon!
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The pinky-red exterior has a barn vibe.
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Inside has the most amazing robin’s egg blue wainscotting.
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That blue carries on to the cabinets under the steps and the trim.
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And there’s a full bathroom behind the blue sliding barn door.
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I like the big open storage with doors to hide any clutter.
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The steps lead up to a spacious loft.
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The bathroom has a big tub and tiled shower.
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Those jets look pretty luxurious.
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The curved roof adds lots of headroom and character.
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Windows always help make things feel spacious.
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Highlights:
- 2 X 4 Construction
- 23’ interior living space with 3’ rear deck
- Blown in Fiberglass Batt Insulation – R-15 in walls, R-15 Ceiling and R-13 Floor
- Board and Batt siding
- Roofing – Flat Metal
- Kinro vinyl windows – double pane – Sliding– Low E glass with screen
- 36”, exterior Door, Dutch Door
- Interior walls lower: Bead Board
- Interior walls upper & ceiling: Pine tongue & groove
- Floor – one sheet vinyl –Congoleum
- Hampton Bay wall sconces throughout
- Front 9’ Sleeping loft with pine tongue and groove floor
- 5’ Front bathroom with 60” Everclean Alcove jetted bathtub with Wind Gust
- Duma wall shower walls
- Small sink with cabinet below
- Mirrored medicine cabinet
- Custom built 26” barn door
- Mid Kitchen with 24” deep, single basin drop in sink
- Standard pull out faucet
- 9 cu ft Stainless Steel Refrigerator
- Kitchen Cabinets –Diamond – Toasted Antique
- Countertop– Wilsonart Laminate
- Rear Living area prepped for ceiling fan
- 6’ base storage stairs w/ storage doors on side and 36” closet under loft.
- 1-electric wall heater
- 9,000 BTU Mini Split
- Truma tankless water heater
- 50 AMP RV electrical converter panel, 25’ Power Cord and Connection
- Prepped for washer/dryer comb unit (not vented)
- RV Propane Connection with propane cover. Hose Bib water connection
- Pex Plumbing pipe
- 3” Sewer Connection
- The payload capacity of this unit is 3,160 Kg (6,960 lbs)
- Trailer weight is 4,150 kg (9,140 lbs)
- Starting price of the Pioneer model is $36,995
- This model as shown was $55,965.
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Love the colors, the light sophisticated feel, all the windows and lovely storage areas! Nice plan!
If I was single my house would be overflowing in that Robin’s Egg Blue!!
Need to offset the front door for a real couch not a hard bench.
@Nita Hiltner – There’s no bench… But you could sacrifice the porch for increasing the space up front enough to make it a living room…
Beautiful! Love how the colors were painted. I want this tiny home. lol
Perfect color scheme!
I did not see a Stove. Where would’ve they put that?
Owner decides she didn’t need one, just uses a hotplate that is stored away when not being used… Builder is custom, though, so can change the layout to make room for a range or other arrangement…